American researchers talk about the colonization of Mars with terrestrial life.
This recent self-portrait by NASA's Curiosity rover shows it shortly after it obtained a sample of dark sand from moving dunes along the flank of the Martian slope.
Since the dawn of the space age, the US Space Agency, NASA and other agencies have spent billions of dollars on missions to Mars to explore. Despite a fairly long study of this dry planet, no convincing evidence of the existence of life on the Red Planet has been found, although scientists are sure that water was in liquid form on Mars.
Some scientists believe that one should not only study the geology of Mars, but also monitor its daily weather changes. This stems from their belief that not only studying long-term climate can help us create a complete picture of how Mars is evolving and how suitable it is for building colonies. Will the life brought from Earth be able to develop on Mars? If your life on Mars has never been and never has been. Researchers have high hopes for future manned missions to Mars in order to answer this question.